Sentence examples for recast her from inspiring English sources
Yet she has deftly recast her father's more toxic talk about immigration and Islam.
She also recast her television interviews as traps set by liberals, not unforced errors of her own.
In 1815 he had learned of her death, and later he was to recast her as Graziella in his prose "anecdote" of that name.
The new songs thoroughly recast her style, exchanging the rock beat and oceanic billows of her band, My Brightest Diamond, for lapidary chamber-pop.
Harriet Miers, who had declared the President the most brilliant man she had ever met, leaped loyally onto the trash heap of history as she recast her humiliation as a stalwart defense of executive privilege.
And to her credit, the governor who quit the job with more than a year left to her term doesn't use the camera crew to recast her image or pad gaps in her résumé.
Despite Ms. Almontaser's longstanding reputation as a Muslim moderate, her critics quickly succeeded in recasting her image.
Despite Ms. Almontaser's longstanding reputation as a moderate Muslim, her critics succeeded in recasting her as a "9/11 denier" and a "jihadist".
And now the Nobel Prize committee has provided a fresh twist on her story, recasting her as an envoy for South Asian peace.
Puppy Love recasts her as Nana V, a Wirral-based dog trainer, opposite Vicki Pepperdine Scanlanan's collaborator on NHS satire Getting On – as one of her customers.
"Something would be better than nothing, I guess," Carson mused, weighing the merits of recasting her pages into something "greatly boiled down" and "perhaps more philosophic in tone".
